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More than a few ways to secure laptops
With laptop thefts on the rise in the business sector as well as the federal government, a number of tech leaders are looking into security solutions for road warrior devices. The biggest trend is to use more than one security tool like a combination of encryption, Internet-based tracking and "kill" switches to help thwart data theft. It's well worth the time to take a good look at the various tools now available to determine which will best suit your enterprise laptop security needs.
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